Interconnect for high-frequency printed circuit
a printed circuit and high-frequency technology, applied in the direction of printed element electric connection formation, high-frequency circuit adaptation, waveguide, etc., can solve the problems of less or greater insertion loss on the signal, far from optimal interconnection, etc., to improve the transparency of via-type interconnection, reduce transmission losses, and increase matching levels
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[0021]FIG. 6 represents an enlarged view of the printed circuit 10 around the interconnect which, this time, comprises two vias 20 and 21 linking the two transmission lines 13 and 14, each of which extends in a main direction, respectively 22 and 23. The main directions each belong to the plane in which the external faces 11 and 12 of the printed circuit extend. The two vias 20 and are tubular-section metallized holes each extending along an axis, respectively 24 and 25. The vias are, for example, produced by drilling the printed circuit followed by metallization. The vias 20 and 21 then have a circular section perpendicularly to their respective axes 24 and 25. Other machining methods may replace the drilling, such as, for example, laser cutting. A straight line 28 perpendicular to the main direction 22 passes through the two intersections 26 and 27 of the axes 24 and 25 with the plane of the face 11. In this embodiment, the main directions 22 and 23 are parallel.
[0022]This interco...
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